Description

Known by dark humor and a global viewpoint, Ken Kalfus' tales usually collapse into one another and 're normally concerning the dislocation of individuals bumping into various countries, be they actual, hallucinated, imagined, or preferred. His figures — including an unlimited type of refugees running Sarajevo without any specific location, an Irish au-pair affected by her very own psychosexual worries in a London technology gallery, and an entirely fake football category — are continuously thumping their heads against a moving reality. Kalfus' sympathetic pictures of people found in the tectonic social changes that interrupt our lives are often regularly pressing, amusing, and strongly innovative.